PM Modi ends two-day Egypt tour with "Order of Nile" and "strategic partnership" agreements.

After concluding his
two-day visit to Egypt, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, departed
Cairo for New Delhi after signing an agreement that intended to elevate the
level of strategic cooperation between the two countries bilateral
partnership. In addition, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi bestowed the
“Order of the Nile” award upon Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This is
the nation’s highest distinction.

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El-Sisi welcomed Modi,
who is in Egypt for two days on a state visit, at the Presidential Palace,
where they had a private meeting. Modi is in Egypt for a state visit. In
addition, on Sunday, Modi traveled to Cairo to tour the famous Al-Hakim
Mosque, which dates back to the 11th century and was recently repaired with the
assistance of India’s Dawoodi Bohra community. Later, he visited the Heliopolis
War Cemetery in Cairo to pay his respects to the Indian soldiers who had served
during World War I and had fought in Egypt and Palestine. It has been 26 years
since a bilateral visit by an Indian Prime Minister to this country, and this
visit marks the beginning of that process.

First on the agenda for
Prime Minister Modi’s first-ever state visit to Egypt was a meeting with
Egyptian Vice President and Opposition Leader Mostafa Madbouly. Seven Egyptian Cabinet members were present at the meeting with Modi.
Madbouly was in charge of the group. The meeting with the India Unit was the
first official event, and it came after President El-Sisi founded the group in
March with the intention of strengthening ties with India.

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